Jeff Brunson

Once upon a time we found security in our work. Every day, we traded some hours of what we knew as work for a perceived security from our respective organization.

One day things begin to shift. We took on more and more of the cost of what we then knew as benefits, no one seemed to be interested in our goals−especially in what was becoming a more natural blend of personal and professional−and we found our career completely in our own hands.

Because of that, many panicked; simply creating a silent rebellion resulting in the holding back on their own potential as they became skilled at flying under the performance radar. Because of that, we all suffered as one-by-one individuals were not being all they ought to be.

Until finally, blips appeared on the radar as we began to move from rebellion to revolution. Again one-by-one, we became leaders, influencers, and servants as we assumed accountability to approach work in a manner that enriches us as a person.